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Video Game Review Pc
Video Game Review Pc
Whats the name of this video game?


I was watching X-Play on G4 a few weeks ago and there was this cop game they reviewed. I think you could play as a cop or a cop dog (I think it was a German Shepherd) I don't know if the game is out yet or coming out soon. I think it was for Xbox 360 (it could be for PS3, PC and wii but I don't know) It think it was rated M but it could be rated T. That's all it know.

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2 Comments

  1. lildecable
    Posted December 1, 2011 at 12:38 am | Permalink

    Hells yeah, late 90's and Tomb Raider. It was nothing like the other PC games, very unique and the puzzles were sometimes insanely tough for a 10-year old lol :) .

  2. Evan
    Posted December 6, 2011 at 6:00 pm | Permalink

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    Hope this helped. If you have any other details or questions, I'll be happy to update.